Some colleges and universities offer “early” application deadlines, for students who already know where they want to apply. Early Decision is for the student who knows where they want to attend and they agree to a contract with the college or university. The contract states that should you be admitted to their college or university you will attend their campus and withdraw your applications from the other colleges and universities.

The policy of most schools is that a student can only apply to one school early, whether it is early decision or action. Again, students should read the college literature carefully to make sure they respect each school's policies.

Yes, Saint Rose has an Early Action (non-binding) date of December 1. If you submit your Saint Rose application by our Early Action (non-binding) date of December 1, you will: If your application is not accepted under Early Action, we will automatically consider you for Regular Admission (deadline February 1) and communicate with you if there is additional information we may need.

Early Action/Early Decision is an option for students who have decided on their top choice university, to indicate that preference by submitting their application early and, in the case of Early Decision, committing to attending that university if they are accepted (i.e. they must reject offers from all other universities if they are accepted). The deadline for Early Action/Early Decision is about 2 months earlier than the regular decision deadline.

Several SUNY campuses offer either early decision or early action. Early decision is a binding program for fall freshmen and can be used for one college choice only. The student, a parent and counselor must sign-off on the application indicating an understanding to agree by the terms of the Early Decision contract.

Connecticut College offers two rounds of Early Decision (ED), but no Early Action (EA). For those who don't know what we're talking about, colleges and universities may offer an option for student to apply in November and be notified in December if they have been admitted. The difference between ED and EA is that ED is binding and EA is not. What this means is that you can only apply to one school ED and if admitted you must go, whereas you may apply to more than one school EA.

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Early Action is a non-binding application option for students who know that Binghamton University is among their top choices. It allows students the opportunity to apply early in the admission cycle--If your early action file is complete by December 1, we promise a decision to you by January 1. If your file is complete after December 1, we will review and send a decision on a rolling basis. Students then have until May 1 to submit a deposit.

Applying early, whether ED or EA, is first and foremost a commitment to a college that it is absolutely your number one choice. There are both advantages and potential disadvantages to applying early, and the decision is not one to be entered into without considering all other options.

If you are deferred under an Early Action admission plan, then your application will be reviewed with the Regular applicant pool in the spring. An acceptance remains a possibility, as does a denial. You should continue to work diligently in your classes and send any updated information to the admission office to update your file. If you are denied in Early Action, then you have been denied from that institution. You should proceed with your applications to other universities.

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No. You can only apply once during an admissions cycle. If you are denied admission Early Action, you must wait one full year and reapply for admission (as a freshman or transfer).

The majority of students not admitted during the Early Action review process will be deferred to the Regular Decision review process. These students will automatically be reconsidered during the Regular Admission evaluation and notified of their decisions in April. These students should forward new grades and test scores as they become available. Approximately 20% of candidates deferred at Early Action are admitted during the Regular Decision process.

Whether or not you will have to submit other applications, you should certainly prepare other applications. An analysis of the response and due dates makes it plain that if you wait to prepare your other applications until after receipt of an Early Action/Decision response, you will need to write 5,6,7 or more short and long essay responses in less than a week, which is not enough time to do a careful and thoughtful job.

Students who have identified Linfield as a top choice institution may take advantage of our Early Action option. This allows them to resolve their college choice early in the senior year. Students may still apply to other colleges and are not committed to enrolling at Linfield under the Early Action policy guidelines. The Early Action application deadline is November 15.

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St. John Fisher College subscribes to a single-choice Early Decision Plan. This plan is designed for students who have made Fisher their choice for college. The Admissions Office assumes that students will not apply to more than one institution as Early Decision applicants. If admitted to St. John Fisher College, students are expected to withdraw their applications from other colleges.